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Oval portrait of a young man wearing a British military uniform and cap, with printed biographical text below the image.

Pte R J Johnson

24 (15) (16) King Street

History of 24 King Street

1861

(15) vacant

(16) James Darkins


1874

(15) G.M Prior, eating house


1881

(15) Margaret Parker

(16) vacant


1901 (15)

Robert John Johnson, 41, fishmonger, b Gt Yarmouth


1913 (24)

Robert Johnson, fishmonger


1918

Pte R J Johnson Suffolk Regiment killed in action 30th August 1918


1962

(20-24) P D Reed hairdresser

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  • world war one

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